Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy

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Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy
Sjøforsvarsstyrker
Atëhna’o’ké:dza:ö’djodi'kwado
Flag of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy
Flag of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy
Founded19 April 1867; 157 years ago (1867-04-19)
Country Gristol-Serkonos
TypeNavy
RoleNaval warfare
Size133 ships
321 aircraft
  • 41,677 sailors
    • 31,577 active
    • 10,100 reserve
  • 8,000 marines
    • 7,000 active
    • 1,000 reserve
  • 3,800 civilian staff
HeadquartersOND-Raven Campus, North Quay, Pontiac-Bernadotte
Motto(s)Falsa est in mari (in Latin)
Forged by the sea (in Anglic)
Smidd av havet (in Nordic)
Wahdo:gwas (in Kanienʼkéha)
Commanders
Minister of DefenceJonathan Nilsson, MP
Commander of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan NavyFleet Admiral (VADM) Johan Amundsen
Commandant of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan MarinesCommandant (LTG) Eskil Kristoffersen
Insignia
Naval JackFlagRGSAFNVJack.png
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines
Marinestyrkekommando
Atëhna’atawënye'gohone
Active19 September 1664 – present
Country Gristol-Serkonos
TypeSpecial Operations-Capable
Marine infantry
RoleSpecial operations
Raiding action
Naval boarding
Reconnaissance
Close-quarters combat
Expeditionary warfare
Amphibious warfare
Arctic warfare
Mountain warfare
Jungle warfare
Desert warfare
Force protection
Rapid deployment
Size8,000 total
  • 7,000 active
  • 1,000 reserve
Part ofRoyal Gristo-Serkonan Navy
Directorate of Special Forces
Garrison/HQRGSAF Land Installation Ulstrand
Insignia
Beret Colour  Drummer Red

The Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy (Nordic: Sjøforsvarsstyrker lit. 'Naval Defence Forces') (Kanienʼkéha: Atëhna’o’ké:dza:ö’djodi'kwado lit. 'Those who brave the Horned Serpent') is the naval force of Gristol-Serkonos. The RGSN is one of three environmental commands within the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces. As of 2020, the RGSN operates 133 surface ships and submarines. The Navy consists of 35,677 personnel, with civilian staff reaching 3,800. Fleet Admiral Johan Amundsen is the current commander of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy as well as the Chief of the Naval Staff.

Founded in 1867, the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy was formed with the amalgamation of the Kingdom of Gristol's Sjøforsvaret units and the League of Serkonos' Riverine and Coastal Defence units. During the reorganization of the Armed Forces in 1993, the branch was designated as the Maritime Force Command until 2019 when it reverted to the pre-1993 title of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy.

Organization

The RGSN is headquartered at ONS-Raven Campus in Pontiac-Bernadotte, Gristol-Serkonos. The Navy has four sub-branches with various responsibilities.

Maritime Forces

Comprised primarily of the Navy's combat and amphibious warfare vessels, the Maritime Forces divides its vessels into two fleets. Maritime Forces North (MARNOR) is based at RGSFB Griswald and is responsible for the coastal areas and economic exclusive zones north of the city of Lenangen in the Crown Land of Drachten. Maritime Forces North is also responsible for the guarding of the coast line of Lake Bastard. Maritime Forces South (MARSOR) is based in RGSFB Guigneville responsible for the coastal areas and economic exclusive zones south of the city of Lenangen.

Maritime Forces North (MARNOR)

  • MARNOR Headquarters (Griswald)
    • 1 Carrier Strike Group (Griswald)
      • Carrier Division: RGSS Colossus (CVF-200), RGSS Kanesatake (CVL-183)
      • Destroyer Squadron: (DDG-265), (DDG-266), (DDG-267), (DDG-268), (DDG-269), (DDG-270), (DDG-271)
      • Frigate Squadron: (FFG-331), (FFG-332), RGSS Saratoga (FFG-340), RGSS Ogsadago (FFG-341)
      • Submarine Squadron: RGSS Leviathan (SSN-810), (SSK-618), (SSK-619), (SS-701)
      • 1 CSG Naval Tactical Operations Group Detachment
    • 1 Amphibious Strike Group (Borsholmen)
      • Amphibious Warfare Squadron: (LHD-185), (LHD-186), (LPD-176), (LPD-177)
      • Destroyer Squadron: (DDG-269), (DDG-270), (DDG-271), (DDG-281), (DDG-282), (DDG-283)
      • Frigate Squadron: (FFG-333), (FFG-334), (FFG-335), RGSS Canienga (FFG-342)
      • Submarine Squadron: (SSK-620), (SSK-621), (SS-702), (SS-703)
      • 1 ASG Naval Tactical Operations Group Detachment
    • 1 Littoral Defence Group (Halden)
      • Bastard Sea Squadron (Nowadaga): (PB-524), (PB-525), (PB-537)
      • Littoral Squadron 1: (PB-526), (PB-527), (PB-538), (PB-421), (PB-420)
      • Littoral Squadron 2: (PB-529), (PB-539), (PB-422), (PB-423), (PB-424)
      • 1 LDG Naval Tactical Operations Group Detachment
    • 1 Cruiser Squadron (Griswald)
      • Cruiser Division: RGSS Tordenskjold (CG-35), RGSS Silver Peak (CG-36)
      • Frigate Division: RGSS Fortropp (FFG-347), RGSS Fort (FFG-348)
    • MFN Naval Aviation Group (Lier)
      • 1 Carrier Air Group (Lier, CVF-200): Strike Squadron "Spear" (VFA-103), C2 Squadron "Overwatch" (VFA-104), EW Squadron "Shield" (VFA-105)
      • 3 Carrier Air Group (Lier, CVL-183): Strike Squadron "Red" (VFA-106), Strike Squadron "Blue" (VFA-107)
    • MFN Auxiliary Fleet (Lier)
      • Auxiliary Squadron 1: GSAS Provider (RAS-721), (RAS-715), GSAS Frontier North (FFT-54), GSAS Anvil Green (RR-80)
      • Auxiliary Squadron 2: (RAS-716), (RAS-717), GSAS Frontier South (FFT-55) , GSAS Anvil Gold (RR-81)

Maritime Forces South (MARSOR)

  • MARSOR Headquarters (Guigneville)
    • 2 Carrier Strike Group (Cavignac)
      • Carrier Division: RGSS Mammut (CVF-201), RGSS Cavignac (CVL-184)
      • Destroyer Squadron: (DDG-272), (DDG-273), (DDG-274), (DDG-275), (DDG-284), (DDG-285)
      • Frigate Squadron: (FFG-338), (FFG-339), RGSS Lyone (FFG-345), RGSS Tyorhanera (FFG-346)
      • Submarine Squadron: RGSS Mastodon (SSN-811), (SSK-622), (SSK-623), (SS-706)
      • 2 CSG Naval Tactical Operations Group Detachment
    • 2 Amphibious Strike Group (Sauer)
      • Amphibious Warfare Squadron: RGSS Mishi-ginebig (LHD-187), RGSS Uktena (LHD-188), (LPD-178), (LPD-178)
      • Destroyer Squadron: (DDG-276), (DDG-277), (DDG-278), (DDG-286), (DDG-287), (DDG-288)
      • Frigate Squadron: (FFG-336), (FFG-337), RGSS Gratangen (FFG-343), RGSS Putkop (FFG-344)
      • Submarine Squadron: (SSK-624), (SSK-625), (SS-704), (SS-705)
      • 2 ASG Naval Tactical Operations Group Detachment
    • 2 Littoral Defence Group (Harns)
      • Littoral Squadron 3: (PB-530), (PB-531), (PB-532)
      • Littoral Squadron 4: (PB-533), (PB-534), (PB-535), (PB-541), (PB-540)
      • Littoral Squadron 5: (PG-425), (PG-426), (PG-427), (PG-428), (PG-429)
      • 2 LDG Naval Tactical Operations Group Detachment
    • 2 Cruiser Division (Cavignac)
      • Cruiser Division: RGSS Eidsvold (CG-37), RGSS Nidaros (CG-38)
      • Frigate Division: RGSS Isbre (FFG-349), RGSS Storm (FFG-350)
    • MFS Naval Aviation Group (Verkun)
      • 2 Carrier Air Group: Strike Squadron "Pike" (VFA-101), C2 Squadron "Hawkeye" (VFA-102), EW Squadron "Hauberk" (VFA-108)
      • 4 Carrier Air Group: Strike Squadron "Yellow" (VFA-109), Strike Squadron "Silver" (VFA-110)
      • 6 Maritime Helicopter Air Group: HSM-23, HSM-24
    • MFS Auxiliary Fleet (Verkun)
      • Auxiliary Squadron 1: GSAS Kahón:ios (RAS-722), (RAS-718), GSAS Frontier East (FFT-56), GSAS Anvil Gray (RR-82),
      • Auxiliary Squadron 2: (RAS-719), (RAS-720), GSAS Frontier West (FFT-57), GSAS Anvil Glaucous (RR-83)

Naval Aviation Group

The Naval Aviation Group is responsible for the delivery of the naval air power both from land and at sea. The NAG operates the F-508 Whirlwind and the F-106 Tempest for its maritime strike and the HH-148 Cyclones for its for commando and anti-submarine warfare. The Naval Aviation Group was formed in 1924 as the Fleet Aerial Warfare Group as a unit of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force which was then operating the aircraft embarked on RGSN ships. It was only merged into the Navy during the reorganization of the Armed Forces in 1993.

Naval Tactical Operations Group

The Naval Tactical Operations Group (NTOG) is a unit comprised of 800 personnel (full-time and reserve sailors) dedicated to conduct boarding on non-compliant vessels of interest. Training includes precision shooting, hand-to-hand combat, interrogation techniques, advanced medical skills, the planning of missions and identification of improvised explosive devices. It is also responsible for the security of deployed RGSN ships and personnel at home and overseas.

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines

Organization of the 1 Marine Brigade Group.

The Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines (Nordic: Marinestyrkekommando lit. 'Marine Force Command') (Kanienʼkéha: Atëhna’atawënye'gohone lit. 'Those who walk with the God of Winter') is an amphibious light infantry trained for rapid deployment capable of dealing with a wide range of threats. The Marines are organized into a light infantry brigade group (1 Marine Brigade Group) and a number of separate units such as the operates in all environments and climates, though particular expertise and training is spent on amphibious warfare, arctic warfare, mountain warfare, and expeditionary warfare. The Marines also the largest contributor to the Support Service Component of the Directorate of Special Forces.

The Marines descends from the formation of the Kingdom of Gristol's Kysttroppekorps and can trace their commando origins to the formation of the Special Service Brigade, now known as 1 Marine Brigade Group.

Equipment

The Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy operates a total of 133 surface vessels and submarines. The surface ships which carry the designation Royal Gristo-Serkonan Ship (RGSS) while the submarines carry the designation Royal Gristo-Serkonan Submarine. The navy also operates 22 auxiliary ships which carry the name Gristo-Serkonan Auxiliary Ship (GSAS). A total of 504 fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft is operated by the Naval Aviation Group. The Marines operates a total of 420 vehicles with 120 vehicles capable of amphibious crossing.

Navy

Commissioned Ships

Name Image Origin Type
Displacement 		Number in Service Builder Ships of the Line
Carriers (4)
Colossus-class Colossusclasscarrier.png  Gristol-Serkonos Aircraft Carrier
65,000 tonnes 		2 Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards
  • RGSS Colossus (CVF-200)
  • RGSS Mammut (CVF-201)
Kanesatake-class KanesatakeclassAAS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Light Aircraft Carrier
27,000 tonnes 		2 Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards
  • RGSS Kanesatake (CVL-183)
  • RGSS Cavignac (CVL-184)
Amphibious Warfare Ships (8)
Oniare-class OniareclassAAS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Amphibious Assault Ship
(Landing Helicopter Dock)
18,860 tonnes 		4 Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards
  • RGSS Oniare (LHD-185)
  • RGSS Basilisk (LHD-186)
  • RGSS Mishi-ginebig (LHD-187)
  • RGSS Uktena (LHD-188)
Valiant-class Valiantclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Amphibious Landing Dock
(Landing Platform Dock)
25,300 tonnes 		4 Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards
  • RGSS Valiant (LPD-176)
  • RGSS Hevn (LPD-177)
  • RGSS Uinntakelig (LPD-178)
  • RGSS Spøkelse(LPD-178)
Cruisers (4)
Tordenskjold-class TordenskjoldclassCG.png  Gristol-Serkonos Guided Missile Cruiser
13,000 tonnes 		4 Laval Shipbuilding-Cavignac Shipyards
  • RGSS Tordenskjold (CG-35)
  • RGSS Silver Peak (CG-36)
  • RGSS Eidsvold (CG-37)
  • RGSS Nidaros (CG-38)
Destroyers (23)
Hiawatha-class Hiawathaclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Guided Missile Destroyer
10,000 tonnes 		13 total
1 lost 		Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Hiawatha (DDG-265)
  • RGSS Rovdyret (DDG-266)
  • RGSS Jeger (DDG-267)
  • RGSS Frastøte (DDG-268)
  • RGSS Ufleksibel (DDG-269)
  • RGSS Utvilsomt (DDG-270)
  • RGSS Goliat (DDG-271)
  • RGSS Bolverk (DDG-272)
  • RGSS Berømt (DDG-273)
  • RGSS Uimotståelig (DDG-274)
  • RGSS Kanatakón:ha(DDG-275)
  • RGSS Ohà:kwaront(DDG-276)
  • RGSS Assaghe (DDG-277)
  • RGSS Tsiskó:ko (DDG-278)
Hunter-class Hunterclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Guided Missile Destroyer
10,500 tonnes 		10 Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Hunter (DDG-279)
  • RGSS Otskwárhe (DDG-280)
  • RGSS Teka’nón:ten (DDG-281)
  • RGSS Takohskó:wa (DDG-282)
  • RGSS Kanyáhten (DDG-283)
  • RGSS Ohwén:ta (DDG-284)
  • RGSS Tewatsirókwas (DDG-285)
  • RGSS Tsiríktsirik (DDG-286)
  • RGSS Teríteri (DDG-287)
  • RGSS Raónraon (DDG-288)
Frigates (20)
Héno-class Henoclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Multipurpose Frigate
5,235 tonnes 		9 Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Héno (FFG-331)
  • RGSS Leopard (FFG-332)
  • RGSS Argonaut (FFG-333)
  • RGSS Minotaurus (FFG-334)
  • RGSS Overraskelse (FFG-335)
  • RGSS Boadicea (FFG-336)
  • RGSS Fornuftig (FFG-337)
  • RGSS Erobrer (FFG-338)
  • RGSS Livlig (FFG-339)
Artemis-class Artemis-class Frigate.png  Belfras Guided Missile Frigate
3,350 tons 		7 Venator Defence
  • RGSS Saratoga (FFG-340)
  • RGSS Ogsadago (FFG-341)
  • RGSS Canienga (FFG-342)
  • RGSS Gratangen (FFG-343)
  • RGSS Putkop (FFG-344)
  • RGSS Lyone (FFG-345)
  • RGSS Tyorhanera (FFG-346)
Fortropp-class Vanguard-class Frigate.png  Gristol-Serkonos Multipurpose Frigate
5,700 tonnes 		4 Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Fortropp (FFG-347)
  • RGSS Fort (FFG-348)
  • RGSS Isbre (FFG-349)
  • RGSS Storm (FFG-350)
Corvettes (7)
Protector-class Protectorclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Corvette
2,050 tonnes 		10 Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Protector (PG-420)
  • (PG-421)
  • (PG-422)
  • (PG-423)
  • (PG-424)
  • (PG-425)
  • (PG-426)
  • (PG-427)
  • (PG-428)
  • (PG-429)
Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels (18)
Vigilant-class Vigilantclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Patrol Boat
300 tonnes 		13 Laval Shipbuilding-Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Vigilant (PB-524)
  • (PB-525)
  • (PB-526)
  • (PB-527)
  • (PB-528)
  • (PB-529)
  • (PB-530)
  • (PB-531)
  • (PB-532)
  • (PB-533)
  • (PB-534)
  • (PB-535)
  • (PB-536)
Knight-class Belfras Knight OPV.png  Belfras Offshore Patrol Vessel
2,900 tons 		5 Wilkinson-Taggart Shipyards
  • (PB-537)
  • (PB-538)
  • (PB-539)
  • (PB-540)
  • (PB-541)
Submarines (16)
Leviathan-class LeviathanclassfsubGS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine
8,600 tonnes 		2 Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards
  • RGSS Leviathan (SSN-810)
  • RGSS Mastodon (SSN-811)
Gaasyendietha-class GaasyendiethaclassfsubGS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Hunter-Killer Submarine
3,407 tonnes 		4 Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards
  • RGSS Gaasyendietha (SSK-618)
  • RGSS Seeker (SSK-619)
  • (SSK-620)
  • (SSK-621)
Sosondowah-class SosondowahclassfsubGS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Hunter-Killer Submarine
2,455 tonnes 		4 Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards
  • RGSS Sosondowah (SSK-622)
  • (SSK-623)
  • (SSK-624)
  • (SSK-625)
Fossegrim-class FossegrimclassGSMOX.png  Gristol-Serkonos
Rökkurlynd flag.svg Rökkurlynd 		Attack Submarine
3,750 tonnes 		6 TBD
  • (SS-701)
  • (SS-702)
  • (SS-703)
  • (SS-704)
  • (SS-705)
  • (SS-706)

Auxiliary Ships

Name Image Origin Type
Displacement 		Entered Service Number in Service Builder Ships of the Line
Replenishment/Logistics Ships (16)
Provider-class Providerclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Replenishment Ship 2 Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards
  • GSAS Provider (RAS-721)
  • GSAS Kahón:ios (RAS-722)
Ëjö:tga’-class Ejotgaclass.png  Gristol-Serkonos Replenishment Ship 6 Laval Shipbuilding-Hitra Shipyards
  • (RAS-715)
  • (RAS-716)
  • (RAS-717)
  • (RAS-718)
  • (RAS-719)
  • (RAS-720)
Frontier-class  Gristol-Serkonos Fast Fleet Tanker 4 Chantier Vouzon
  • GSAS Frontier North (FFT-54)
  • GSAS Frontier South (FFT-55)
  • GSAS Frontier East (FFT-56)
  • GSAS Frontier West (FFT-57)
Anvil-class  Gristol-Serkonos Roll-on/Roll-off Ship 4 Chantier Vouzon
  • GSAS Anvil Green (RR-80)
  • GSAS Anvil Gold (RR-81)
  • GSAS Anvil Gray (RR-82)
  • GSAS Anvil Glaucous (RR-83)
Support and Auxiliary Ships (20)
Sail Training Vessel 3 Chantier Vouzon
Torpedo and Sound Ranging Vessels 2 Chantier Vouzon
Tugboats 7 Chantier Vouzon
Yard Auxiliary Vessel 8 Chantier Vouzon

Naval Aviation Group

Name Image Origin Role Number in Service Details
Fixed-Wing
UFC F-106 Tempest Tempest 14.png Multinational Carrier-based Multirole Fighter Aircraft 68 FGR.3: Newest upgrade block for the Tempest.
Aigios F-508 Whirlwind Whirlwind 2.png  Arthurista/ Belfras Carrier-based Multirole Fighter Aircraft 82
Aigios E-44 Seiren E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft conduct a test flight.jpg  Belfras Carrier-based Airborne early warning and control 4
Rotary-Wing
Morgenroete HH-536 Petrel CH-53K Pax River.jpg  Gristol-Serkonos Heavy-lift transport 80
Morgenroete HH-148 Cyclone Canadian CH-148 Departs Flight Deck During Keen Sword 21 (cropped).jpg  Gristol-Serkonos Anti-submarine warfare
Airborne early warning
Medium-lift transport
Search and Rescue Helicopter 		106
AW109E Power A109 - RIAT 2012 (7549052866).jpg  Latium Multi-purpose naval helicopter 61 EAW.3 variant
Former Aircraft
Arthuristan Dynamics F-176 Sea Kestrel A Sea Harrier FA2 of 801 Squadron is seen hovering above the deck of HMS Illustrious. MOD 45146088.jpg  Arthurista Carrier-based Aircraft 40 Total
FA.2: 20
FA.2 GS: 20 		FA.2: Aircraft acquired directly through Arthuristan Dynamics.
FA.2 GS: Domestically-licensed aircraft manufactured by Morgenroete Aerospace.
Replaced by the F/A-58 Whirlwind.
Continental F-174 Reaper Phantom FG1 43Sqn.jpg  Belfras Carrier-based Multirole Aircraft 78 Total In service from 1987 - 2006. Transferred to the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force in 2006 after the retirement of the Centaur-class aircraft carriers.
Arthuristan Dynamics F-172 Mercury BuccaneerSB2 12Sqn ChinaLake1981.jpeg  Arthurista Carrier-based Attack Aircraft 44 Total In service from 1962 - 1987 intended for strike/attack missions, replaced with the Continental Reaper in 1987.
Morgenroete F-178 Crusader Duxford Air Festival 2017 - sv3 (34932299646).jpg  Gristol-Serkonos Carrier-based Air Defence Aircraft 34 Total In service from 1959 - 1987 intended for air defence role, replaced with the Continental Reaper in 1987.
Morgenroete HH-124 Sea King CH-124 Sea King.jpg  Gristol-Serkonos ASW / Utility Helicopter 127 Total In service from 1968 - 2003. A twin-engined anti-submarine warfare (ASW) helicopter designed for shipboard use, replaced with the Morgenroete HH-148 Cyclone in 2003.

Small Arms

Name Image Origin Type Caliber Description and Variants
Pistols
M-609 Walther P99 9x19mm.png  Ghant Pistol 10×22mm (.40 caliber) Produced under license, uses .40 caliber. Used by active military personnel as well as some Royal Militia and the National Defence Volunteer Reserve.
M-709 First-year H&K USP 9mm (32415150000) modified.jpg  Gristol-Serkonos Pistol 11.43×23mm (.45 caliber) In use by the Directorate of Special Forces.
Submachine Guns
SM210 SM210 GS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Covert Submachine Gun 10×22mm (.40 caliber) Issued primarily for Marine Boarding Parties and the Directorate of Special Forces.
SM310 SM310 GS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Submachine Gun 10×22mm (.40 caliber) Issued primarily for Marine Boarding Parties and the Directorate of Special Forces.
Rifles/Carbines
IAR511 IAR511 GS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Infantry Automatic Rifle 5.56×45mm Standard issue rifle used by the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines based on the R411 platform.
Shotguns
SP512 PEO Mossberg 590A1.jpg  Belfras Pump Action Shotgun 12 Gauge/20 Gauge Used by combat engineers as a breaching device.
SP500/SB: Short barrel, under-barrel attachment variant used by DSF.
Machine Guns
SAW513 SAW513 GS.png  Gristol-Serkonos Squad Automatic Weapon 5.56×45mm Standard issue Squad Automatic Weapon used by the Gristo-Serkonan Army.
Designated Marksman/Sniper Rifles
DM514/A2 Mk14 EBR.png  Belfras Designated Marksman Rifle 7.62x51mm
SM614 Mk.13 MOD 5 sniper rifle.jpg  Belfras Sniper Rifle 7.62×51mm
AMR814 Tac50white1.jpg  Belfras Anti-Materiel Rifle 12.7x99mm

Armoured Vehicles

Name Image Origin Type/Variants Number in Service Details
Tracked Vehicles
Type 176 NDP2010 CR3 Bronco ATTC 1.JPG  Lion's Rock Amphibious armoured vehicle 30 Also known as Bronco All Terrain Tracked Carrier.
Wheeled Vehicles
Type 289 Amphibious Combat Vehicle USMC.png  Gristol-Serkonos
 Latium 		Amphibious armoured vehicle 170 total
90 Troop Transport Variant
50 Infantry Support Variant

30 Command Vehicle Variant

Based on the VCC-4 Neptunus.
Type 267 L-ATV 34.jpg  Belfras Light Tactical Vehicle 300
Type 268 Ferret Utility Task Vehicle.jpg  Belfras Ultra-Light Tactical Vehicle 100 In use with Special Forces units.
Engineering Vehicles
Type 289 ESV  Gristol-Serkonos
 Latium 		Engineering and Recovery Support Vehicle 20 Variant of the Type 289. Based on the VCC-4 Neptunus.
Logistics Vehicles

Artillery and Air Defence

Name Image Origin Type/Variants Number in Service Details
Artillery
Type 612 CJOAX Fires 150417-A-BG594-037.jpg  Gristol-Serkonos Towed Howitzer 120
Air Defence
Type 722 Rapier Field Standard C (FSC) MOD 45114028.jpg  Arthurista Short-range Surface to Air Missile. Also known as the Rapier (missile).

Ship-Mounted Armaments

Naval Guns
Name Image Origin Type Caliber Description
Royal Armouries Mark 7
5"-54 Caliber Mk 45 Mod 4.png
  Gristol-Serkonos Naval Gun 127x835mm (5 in)
Royal Armouries Mark 19
2021-02-26 SRGM-Side View.jpg
  Gristol-Serkonos Naval Gun 76×636mm (3 in)
Royal Armouries Mark 17
Operação Atlântico 2018 (31993872418).jpg
  Gristol-Serkonos Autocannon 30×173mm Mounted on a Warhawk Remote Weapon Station.
Royal Armouries Mark 25
Armidale main gun.jpg
  Gristol-Serkonos Autocannon 25x137mm Mounted on a Warhawk Remote Weapon Station.
Point-Defence Weapons
Name Image Origin Type Caliber Description
Royal Armouries Mark 35
Goalkeeper CIWS Gun Opens Fire During Exercise at Sea MOD 45151583.jpg
  Gristol-Serkonos Close-in Weapon System 35×228mm
Henley Ordinance Systems Mark 55
RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile Launcher 1.jpg
  Gristol-Serkonos Close-in Weapon System 127 mm
Torpedoes
Name Image Origin Type Weight Description
Type 14A Helix  Belfras Anti-Ship Lightweight Torpedo 324 mm
SST-28B Huntsman  Belfras Anti-Ship Heavyweight Torpedo 533 mm
Henley Ordinance Systems Mark 40  Gristol-Serkonos Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes n/a
Missiles
Name Image Origin Type Weight Description
Henley Ordinance Systems Type 4 Mod.1
Duilio VLS Sylver.jpg
  Gristol-Serkonos Vertical Launch System n/a In use with:
  • Héno-class frigate (16 cell, above-deck variant)
  • Fortropp-class frigate (32 cell, centralized magazine variant)
  • Tordenskjold-class guided missile cruiser (48 cell, centralized magazine variant)
  • Hiawatha-class destroyer (96 cell, centralized magazine variant)
  • Hunter-class destroyer (96 cell, centralized magazine variant)

Capable of launching:

  • MRGLAM-34N multirole missiles in a quad-racked arrangement
  • ASM-21 anti-ship and land attack missiles
  • MRSSAM-14ER surface to air and anti-ship missiles
Henley Ordinance Systems Type 4 Mod.2  Gristol-Serkonos Vertical Launch System n/a In use with the Tordenskjold-class guided missile cruiser (32 cell).

Capable of launching

  • Quad-racked CM-180EB cruise missiles
  • TBM-90EB bunker penetrating ballistic missiles
Henley Ordinance Systems Type 4 Mod.3  Gristol-Serkonos Vertical Launch System n/a In use with the Tordenskjold-class guided missile cruiser (15 cell).

Capable of launching:

  • TBM-187N area denial ballistic missiles.
Morgenroete Missile Systems MRSSAM-14ER  Gristol-Serkonos Surface-to-Air Missile 1,500 kg
Morgenroete Missile Systems ASM-21  Gristol-Serkonos Anti-Ship and Land Attack Missile 340 mm
Morgenroete Missile Systems MRGLAM-34N  Gristol-Serkonos Surface-to-air missile
Surface-to-surface missile 		280 kg Able to be quad-packed on a single Type 4 VLS cell.
Morgenroete Missile Systems ASM-48  Gristol-Serkonos Anti-Ship and Land Attack Missile 416 kg In use with quad or two-cell missile canisters.
Henley Ordinance Systems CM-180EB  Gristol-Serkonos Cruise Missile 1,670 kg Supersonic capable cruise missile
Henley Ordinance Systems TBM-187N  Gristol-Serkonos Ballistic Missile 1,670 kg Carries a 500 kg conventional explosive or area denial cluster munitions, Sea-based TBM-187 ballistic missile.
Morgenroete Missile Systems ASWM-71  Gristol-Serkonos Standoff anti-submarine missile 487 kg

Historic Ships

Name Image Origin Type
Displacement 		Number in Service Builder Ships of the Line
Battleships
Tordenskjold-class
Tordenskjold-classGSBB.png
  Gristol-Serkonos
 Belfras 		Dreadnought-type Battleship 4 Wilkinson-Taggart Shipyards
  • RGSS Tordenskjold (In service 1921-1955, Scrapped)
  • RGSS Silver Peak (In service 1921-1957, Scrapped)
  • RGSS Eidsvold (In service 1923-1958, Scrapped)
  • RGSS Nidaros (In service 1923-1959, Scrapped)
Colossus-class
Colossus-classGSBB.png
  Gristol-Serkonos Dreadnought-type Battleship 2 Chantiers navals de Cavignac
  • RGSS Colossus (In service 1927-1960, Scrapped)
  • RGSS Mammut (In service 1930-1966, Scrapped)
Conqueror-class
Conqueror-classGSBB.png
  Gristol-Serkonos Fast Battleship 2 Chantiers navals de Cavignac
  • RGSS Conqueror (In service 1939-1998, Museum Ship)
  • RGSS Thunderer (In service 1942-1997, Museum Ship)
Aircraft Carriers
Venture-class Center  Gristol-Serkonos (Construction)
 Arthurista (Design) 		Aircraft Carrier 3 Chantiers navals de Cavignac
  • RGSS Venture (In service 1952-1970, Scrapped)
  • RGSS Festning (In service 1957-1998, Scrapped)
  • RGSS Storslått (In service 1960-2006, Museum Ship)
Cruisers
 Gristol-Serkonos
Destroyers
Constellation-class  Gristol-Serkonos Destroyer Escort 12 Harns Shipyards
  • RGSS Constellation
  • RGSS Ursa Major
  • RGSS Draco
  • RGSS Centaurus
  • RGSS Perseus
  • RGSS Ursa Minor
  • RGSS Cepheus
  • RGSS Crux
  • RGSS Cassiopeia
  • RGSS Camelopardalis
  • RGSS Lacerta
Sleipnir-class  Gristol-Serkonos Guided Missile Destroyer 8 Chantiers navals de Cavignac
  • RGSS Sleipnir
  • RGSS Gladr
  • RGSS Gyllir
  • RGSS Glenr
  • RGSS Skeidbrimir
  • RGSS Sinir
  • RGSS Gisl
Frigates
 Gristol-Serkonos

Rank Structure

Officers

The highest attainable rank in the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force during peacetime is the Vice Admiral (OF-8) rank as the Admiral (OF-9) rank is only attained during wartime. The Fleet Admiral (OF-10) rank can only be given to the officer by Parliament if they are appointed as Commander of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy and Chief of the Naval Staff.

Branch
CODE 		OF-10 OF-9 OF-8 OF-7 OF-6 OF-5 OF-4 OF-3 OF-2 OF-1 OF-D
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy RGSN OF-10.png Canadian RCN OF-9.svg RGSN OF-9.png Canadian RCN OF-8.svg RGSN OF-8.png Canadian RCN OF-7.svg RGSN OF-7.png Canadian RCN OF-6.svg RGSN OF-6.png Canadian RCN OF-5.svg Canadian RCN OF-4.svg Canadian RCN OF-3.svg Canadian RCN OF-2.svg Canadian RCN OF-1b.svg Canadian RCN OF-1a.svg Canadian RCN OF (D).svg
Fleet Admiral
(First Sea Lord) 		Admiral Vice Admiral Rear Admiral Commodore Captain Lieutenant Commander Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Midshipman Officer Cadet
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines RGSM OF10.png RGSM OF9.png RGSM OF8.png RGSM OF7.png RGSM OF6.png RGSM OF5.png RGSM OF4.png RGSM OF3.png RGSM OF2.png RGSM OF1b.png RGSM OF1a.png RGSM OFD.png
Commandant General Lieutenant General Major General Brigadier General Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Captain Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Officer Cadet

Non-commissioned

Branch
CODE 		OR-9 OR-8 OR-7 OR-6 OR-5 OR-4 OR-3 OR-2 OR-1
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy RGSN OR9.png RGSN OR8.png RGSN OR7.png RGSN OR6.png RGSN OR5.png RGSN OR4.png RGSN OR3.png RGSN OR2.png NO INSIGNIA
Command Chief Petty Officer 1st class Senior Appointment Chief Petty Officer 1st Class Chief Petty Officer 1st Class Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class Petty Officer 1st Class Petty Officer 2nd Class Master Sailor Sailor 1st Class Sailor 2nd Class
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines RGSM OR9.png RGSM OR8.png RGSM OR7.png RGSM OR6.png RGSM OR5.png RGSM OR4.png RGSM OR3.png RGSM OR2.png NO INSIGNIA
Command Chief Warrant Officer Chief Warrant Officer Warrant Officer 1st Class Warrant Officer 2nd Class Staff Sergeant Sergeant Corporal Lance Corporal Marine
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